The long-awaited second airdrop of Ethereum’s layer-two scaling solution – Optimism – is here. The protocol distributed a total of 11.7 million OP tokens to over 300,000 addresses. The price of OP dropped after the announcement. Many have been expecting the second airdrop of the popular Ethereum layer-two scaling solution, Optimism. The first one saw around 200 million OP tokens airdropped to 250,000 early adopters, and some of them received up to K worth of tokens on the day of the event. This one, however, pales in comparison. The airdrop saw 11.7 million tokens distributed to 300,000 addresses based on various criteria. This means the average user who qualified got about 39 tokens worth less than 0 at current prices. The announcement reads: Airdrop #2 has been
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The long-awaited second airdrop of Ethereum’s layer-two scaling solution – Optimism – is here. The protocol distributed a total of 11.7 million OP tokens to over 300,000 addresses.
The price of OP dropped after the announcement.
- Many have been expecting the second airdrop of the popular Ethereum layer-two scaling solution, Optimism. The first one saw around 200 million OP tokens airdropped to 250,000 early adopters, and some of them received up to $20K worth of tokens on the day of the event.
- This one, however, pales in comparison. The airdrop saw 11.7 million tokens distributed to 300,000 addresses based on various criteria.
- This means the average user who qualified got about 39 tokens worth less than $100 at current prices.
- The announcement reads:
Airdrop #2 has been distributed to:
-> Addresses that have delegated the voting power of their OP tokens.
-> Addresses that spent more than $6.10 on L2 gas since March 25, 2022 – the average cost of a transaction on Ethereum L1.
- The snapshot was taken on January 20th, 2023, at 00:00 UTC.
- The price of OP has reacted badly to the news and is currently down about 13%, trading at roughly $2.35 at the time of this writing.